Under the services tab are many topics I typically work on with my clients. Especially in the area of marriage support, but in other areas as well, people have asked me how they can support what I do. They say they can't do what I do, but they want me to keep doing it.

Of course, I can't do what they do either

as we all have our gifts.

Many know I work a few hours out of almost every day without requesting payment. For the last many years, that has been the vast majority of my work. People ask the question,

"How can I support what you do?"

So, I finally put a big ol' "Donate" button on my website. If you would like to support this work, helping me continue to help those who cannot cover the fees, I greatly appreciate donations. You obviously don't have to, but for those who ask, there it is. And thank you!

This is the word "thanks" written in a casual way over a piece of diagonal wood.

Donate button will go live soon. For now, contact me directly for donations. And thanks.

Donate and Support

Marriage Crisis

When a couple in a

marriage crisis, or the

loved one of the couple, comes to me for help,

I'm going to do all I can.

If a couple is financially not able to cover the cost to get the help needed, I'm still going to help.

So, a lot of what I do

is pro-bono.

Helping one family may take months and the support sessions are many hours long. There are a few of those

almost every day.

Cross references

Some people I work with have attended workshops on boundaries or setting up a time management system, cleaning system, etc.

Some have had short-term mentoring from me,

but want to give just a little to support the other work I do for those who cannot afford the guidance, some which can be very quick and make a big difference.

Organizations

Some charity organizations cannot afford the help

they need,

while others can budget for training, advising, or consulting.

If an organization wants to make a donation so I can help others, that is wonderful.

Sometimes after I have done a training, they refer people to me, and someone there also wants to give a donation so I can continue to help people without financial means. I very much appreciate that.